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Another Electric Car Bites the Dust. This Time It's a Honda
The Prologue's exit marks the final collapse of Honda's short-term EV strategy in the United States, which relied heavily on a partnership with General Motors. Both the Prologue and its luxury sibling, the Acura ZDX, were built on GM's 'Ultium'…
Honda Will Stop Selling Its Lone Electric Vehicle in the U.S.
will end production this year of the lone electric vehicle it sells in the U.S., the latest retrenchment for battery-powered cars in the American market. The 2026 model year will be the last for Honda's Prologue SUV, said Lance Woelfer, the vice…
This radical Audi EV concept uses four tubes instead of a body to make electric cars feel lighter than ever
Audi's futuristic concept vehicles have often pushed the boundaries of automotive design, but independent designer Wini Camacho takes that philosophy even further with the Zero One Sphere. Created as a speculative vision rather than an official…
Kamloops car share co-op acquires first electric vehicle ahead of beta launch next week
Propel Us Carshare Co-op has acquired a Chevy Bolt EV that will be available for car share members starting Monday, July 20. An upstart Kamloops car share program has acquired its first set of wheels and says members could hit the road as early as…
Charging ahead: why BYD plans to build 3,000 'flash-charging' stations in Europe
Chinese electric car giant BYD is building a network of 6,000 charging stations in overseas markets including Europe, as it looks to turbocharge its deliveries with the roll-out of cutting-edge flash-charging technology. The world's largest…
Lamborghini's First EV Just Slipped Back Past 2030
Lamborghini's electric pivot is no longer a pivot. It is a retreat with better lighting. According to What Car? the Italian supercar brand has now doubled down on backing away from battery-electric models, with a second executive confirming the…
Tesla Delivered 480,126 Vehicles Last Quarter. Here's Why the Stock Didn't Rally.
Given nothing more than the company's reported numbers, shares of electric vehicle maker Tesla (TSLA 0.86%) should have soared following the July 2 release of its total Q2 deliveries. The 480,126 automobiles it shipped in Q2 were not only up 25%…
India Identifies $51 Billion in Critical Imports for Manufacturing to Reduce Reliance on Overseas Suppliers: Report
India is seeking to push domestic manufacturing across a pool of items currently worth $51 billion in imports, three government sources said, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to reduce the country's reliance on overseas suppliers. The South…
Demand Trends: The Cars No One Was Researching In June
Fuel prices remain elevated throughout North America, and we'd expect that fact to have an impact on the types of vehicles that buyers shop for online. And while expensive gas does appear to have an impact as we look over this list of the least…
Chip Motors unveils $15,000 electric 'life utility vehicle'
Miami-based startup Chip Motors has unveiled Chip, an electric “life utility vehicle” that starts at $15,000 and tops out at 25 mph. The boxy, open-air four-seater is a low-speed vehicle aimed at short daily trips, and it lands in one…
Rachel Reeves' pay per mile tax set to rise above 3p on this date
Rachel Reeves' 3p per mile tax fee will be even higher in 2029 Rachel Reeves' pay-per-mile car tax fee is set to rise after just one year, with drivers set to pay even more to use the roads. The Chancellor has already confirmed that a 3p per mile…
Consumer law failing drivers as EVs and high-tech cars flood market, dealers say
Drivers are being left stranded without transport for months waiting for repairs, refunds or loan cars under warranty from overseas brands new to Australia and 'inexperienced' with local consumer protection laws. Dealerships are sounding the alarm…
HK's first EV battery recycling plant strengthens green supply chain: John Lee
The opening of Hong Kong's first large-scale electric vehicle battery recycling facility marks a significant step forward in the city's recycling and resource recovery efforts, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said on Thursday. SCROLL TO CONTINUE…
Chinese carmaker XPENG 'would love to come to the US
XPENG views the United States as a possible market for expansion; however, escalating trade barriers, high tariffs, and national security concerns have effectively blocked the company from entering the world's second-largest automotive market. The…
Stock Market Today, July 16: Lucid Group Surges on CEO's Denial of Bankruptcy and Take-Private Rumors
Lucid Group (LCID +8.82%), a luxury electric vehicle and EV technology maker, closed at $6.46, up 8.57%. CEO Silvio Napoli's public denial of bankruptcy and take-private rumors drove the move, and investors are now watching the company's liquidity…
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